06/29/2011 24th Annual Greater Tennessee Valley Antique Car Show ...

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Decatur , Ala. " Approximately 1,000 extremely old cars and trucks determination create completely way to Point Mallard Park July 8^th and 9^th for the 24^th yearly Greater Tennessee Valley Antique Car Show. The occasion has full-grown to be one of the main car recreation in the area attracting collectors and fans as of as far absent as New Hampshire. Along by means of vintage vehicles, the two-day occasion too skin a enormous Swap Meet, live entertainment, greenhouse and crafts, and an variety of foodstuff vendors.

 As spectators admire the extremely old cars and trucks and mingle by means of the owners, music and live entertainment are slated for together existence by means of famous Elvis tribute performer Michael Dean set to do,carry out all through the day on Saturday. Popular by means of collectors and typical automotive enthusiasts, the Swap Meet, featuring old lesser and memorabilia, determination be unlock together days.

 Registration is $25 per vehicle and the primary 500 entries determination get delivery of a gratis t-shirt and dash plague. This existence impressive prizes are two 350 Chevrolet heavy and a set of Chrome Wheels. Door prizes (for cars only) comprise tools, supermarket equipment, televisions and a great deal more.

 Hours are noon to 5 p.m. on Friday and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. Admission is gratis for spectators. Sponsors are Lynn Layton Chevrolet, Family Security Credit Union, and Minor Tire and Visions Wheel. Event organizers extend a particular thank you to Decatur Parks and Recreation for allowing the Car Show to be detained at Point Mallard Park.  

For additional information, name Doug Poole at  256.773.9652  or Charles Adams at  256.350.3383      .

 

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